Àmàlà eɛ seɛŋ vonɔɔ naŋ yi Nigeria lambori kaŋa baŋ boɔla Yoruba saakonnoŋ naŋ be southwestern Nigeria samuni aneŋ manuore soŋsogo aneŋ Yoruba tɛŋkpoŋ kyiluu.[1] Woo zuŋ bee kpoŋkponŋ zʋŋ bee boodiye zuŋ baŋ maŋ di maale ana seemaa ŋa maŋ taa la Waale, Baŋkyee zʋŋ, bee plantain naŋ ba be zuŋ[2]. Ba maŋ piileŋ a Waare, ŋma ŋma a bilii, pɛge a, deɛle k'a ko kyɛ baŋ gaa neɛ k'a e zʋŋ. O meŋ eɛŋ èlùbọ́.[3] A Waare maŋ eɛŋ peɛle a waaloŋ kyɛ leɛre la hɔkɔlɔ ka ba naŋ deɛle a ŋmenaaŋ k'a ko a leɛre àmàlà a waaloŋ. [4][5]O eɛŋ zeɛre naŋ maale bebe ko noba ka ba maŋ de a di neŋ ewédú[6] ane gbẹ̀gìrì (black-eyed beans soup), kyɛ ba meŋ maŋ baŋ de a la di neŋ ọbè (soups), aseŋ ẹ̀fọ́,[7] ilá, ane ogbono.[8][9][10]
Amala
Amala and gbegiri with ewedu soup
Group of women kneading amala
